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Yes to Kruger, Thompson, and Mordo.

Why was Dormammu downvoted again?

Yes to Baron Mordo

Baron Modo and Gabriel Kruger. Sheesh, it's Ahmanet all over again.

We can start of sandbox for unintentional C Ms (Ahmanet, Carl Tanner, Unalaq,... )?

All things considered,youre right. :/

Edited by Silverblade2 on Apr 11th 2021 at 2:12:19 PM

That might open a can of worms (Tanner's unintentional?).

Kruger, Thompson, and Mordo.

Gabriel.

Thompson.

Baron Mordo.

to Baron Mordo

Yes to Baron Mordo

to Krueger, Thompson and Mordu

to Minh

• EC Comics
• SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden: Sima Yi Destiny Gundam is a former student of Zhang Jue Devil Gundam who grew resentful of Zhuge Liang Freedom Gundam for being their mentor's favorite pupil. When Zhang Jue accidentally creates the Etiolation Trinity, turning people into mindless zombies called BUGs, Sima Yi turns Zhang Jue into a living Etiolation Trinity refinery out of spite for not favoring him and releases the first BUG, intent on restarting the world with himself at the top. Sima Yi hypnotizes Luoyang's ruler Dong Zhuo Providence Gundam into removing soldiers from areas vulnerable to BUG attacks and refusing aid, leaving him to die when rebels raid his castle. Sima Yi manipulates Cao Wing Gundam into turning his own citizens into BUGs, reanimating Zhang Jue's corpse to resume production of the Etiolation Trinity. As the BUGs ravage the land, Sima Yi attempts to murder Zhuge Liang to finish the revenge all of his actions lead up to.
• Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne: Gozu-Tennoh is the leader of the Mantra Army, an iron-fisted kraterocracy of demons that rule over Ikebukuro in the Vortex World. Waging war against the Assembly of Nihilo, many "enemies" of his regime are made to prove their innocence by fighting to the death in Gladiator Games. Gozu-Tennoh is known for capturing Manikins and forcing them into slave labor or using them as a disposable source of Life Energy, even having an entire prison filled with Manikins to slowly drain them of life. Willingly merging with Chiaki Hayasaka, Gozu-Tennoh enables her to launch a genocidal campaign against the Manikin race and create the Reason of Yosuga, an ideology that, if implemented by Kagutsuchi, would reshape the world into a giant slaughterhouse where people kill each other on a daily basis and those deemed too weak to survive are purged en masse.
• Kor Phaeron, the Black Cardinal of the Word Bearers Legion, was Erebus's co-conspirator in the Horus Heresy. Formerly a priest on the feudal world of Colchis, Kor Phaeron had been banished from the Covenant of Colchis for his radical, violent religious views. Kidnapping the young Primarch Lorgar Aurelian and exterminating the desert nomads who had been raising him, Kor Phaeron horrifically abused him as he groomed him into his agent of revenge against the Covenant, leading to a devastating civil war. Years later, when Kor Phaeron was serving under Lorgar as the Word Bearers' First Captain, he began conspiring with Erebus to overthrow the Imperium and sell the galaxy out to Chaos for their own benefit. Corrupting Lorgar to Chaos and seeding cults on the worlds they attacked, Kor Phaeron and Erebus's machinations led to the Horus Heresy, which shattered the Imperium and killed trillions of people. During the attack on Calth, Kor Phaeron stabbed Roboute Guilliman with the Athame blade, hoping to corrupt the Primarch to the Dark Gods. When the Horus Heresy failed and the Word Bearers fled to the Daemon World Sicarus, Kor Phaeron found a prophecy that told of Chaos's ultimate victory at the cost of his life; in response, he slew the prophet Jepeth and destroyed his prophecies, undermining the Word Bearers and the Chaos Gods he claimed to serve to save his own skin.
• Dragon Destiny & Xtreme Xecutor (anime seasons 2 & 4): Chūtatsu Shiba'i, the descendant of Sima Yi, is the paraplegic chief strategist for Kyosho Academy. Desiring to bring about a new age of war and rule over Kanto, Shiba'i makes a deal with the spirits of ancient fighters to acquire the Dragon Jade and use it to help them possess their descendants. Willing to use torture and psychological manipulation to further her goals, Shiba'i tricks Sōsō into getting possessed by his inner dragon and leading an attack on Seito Academy for the Dragon Jade. Shiba'i attempts to murder the Seito survivors afterwards, even using her dying breath to activate the Dragon Jade to awaken Sōsō and Gentoku's inner dragons and have them kill everyone. Returning from the dead as Kentei, Shiba'i creates a fake tournament where the Academy fighters' blood will be used to resurrect thousands of corpses to serve as her army, arranging to have them possessed with the ancient fighters' spirits and conquer all of Kanto.
• Wolf's Rain: Lady Jaguara is the initial antagonist and a ruthless Noble whose wars have helped turn the world into a wasteland. Destroying entire villages to kill wolves, Jaguara later slaughters the entire court of rival Noble Orkham, murdering the comatose beloved of Noble Lord Darcia as well, her own twin sister Harmona. Having wolves captured to be slaughtered while she dines on their flesh and blood, Jaguara intends to open the gates to Paradise with no care for the earth, later trying to poison and murder Lord Darcia when he refuses to ever love her.
• Captain Eigerman survives the events of Midian's destruction and becomes even worse. His first attempt to destroy Midian and the Night Breed going up in flames, Eigerman teams up with the insane Reverend Ashberry for a second chance at genocide. Along the way, Eigerman kills another cop for his car; shoots a man at a diner in the mouth for trying to talk about the Night Breed to the press; and kills an EMS officer for vaguely disagreeing with Eigerman's supremacist rhetoric.
• The Kingdom Beneath the Sand: Contarch Sargon is an Atlantean supremacist who want to conquer the world and subdue humanity. Sargon usurped and murdered Alcyor, the previous leader of his colony, by casting him in a perilous labyrinth because Alcyor wanted to live in peace with the Earthlings. Sargon also condemns his opponents and Alcyor's teenage son Tiago to the same fate. Holding Thorgal's wife and their young children hostage, Sargon attempts to coerce the hero into helping him to pose his men as gods so they can manipulate the Vikings into fighting for them. Eventually, Sargon sentences Thorgal, his family and the rebel Chrysios to die in the maze, only sparing the young Ileniya because he wants her to bear him children.
• Obscurity: Slenderman is portrayed here as a predatory entity that travels across time and space to prey upon traumatized children. It would take these children to its dimension called the Obscure. During The American Civil War, it abducted a boy and had said boy's family slaughtered before luring his brother into a trap and personally torturing him to death. In the present day, it attaches itself to and abducts a girl named Rachel from her mother Suzanne, making her act out and telling her she has no home when she tries to escape him. When Suzanne's friend Rob looks into the Slenderman myth, and tries to reach out to Suzanne, the Slenderman strangles him to death with a phone cord, sending Suzanne a taunting message. When Suzanne ventures into the Obscure, faces Slenderman and seemingly helps Rachel escape, the Slenderman kidnaps Rachel from the hospital, seemingly planning to have Rachel sacrifice Suzanne.
• Dr. Arthur Watts, one of Salem's top lieutenants, is a petty and narcissistic sociopath who cares for nothing but his own ego. Joining Salem's cause over a nonexistent slight against him, Watts is willing to do anything required of him with no qualms or regrets, including personally kidnapping two 10-year-old children and leading another kidnapping of a teenager. When Jaune offers to cut him in on a deal for a new energy source, Watts takes offense, believing that Jaune is implying that he is smarter by declaring him a "partner". In response, Watts steals Winter's soul and leaves her an empty and comatose shell, taking glee in the fact that he's too valuable to Salem's cause to be punished. When Jaune follows him to Argus, Watts takes the entire city's power grid hostage, declaring that if Jaune attempts to catch him, he'll throw the entire city back into the Stone Age, starting with the city's hospital. Believing himself akin to a God because of his computer skills, Watts spreads nothing but terror and death wherever he goes.
• Bordello of Blood: Lilith, mother of all vampires, upon being resurrected, brutally murders three treasure hunters. Running a brothel of vampires, Lilith either turns clients into vampires or kills them by shoving her humongous tongue deep in their throat and ripping out their hearts before eating them. She also hire new recruits by siring clueless innocent women and at one point decapitates a minion for complaining. After trying to seduce and kills private eye Rafe Guttman, Lilith fatally stabs a reverend before gleefully molesting Catherine in front of the latter's psychotic brother, successfully turning Catherine into a vampire.
• Broil (2020): August Sinclair is The Patriarch of the wealthy Sinclair family. Under his leadership, August organized his family to kidnap dozens of victims to cannibalize in annual harvests and ripped out the tongue of December when he tries to leave the family. When he learns of June and December's plot to poison and usurp him on one harvest, August has Mickey and Luck, June's assistant and child, respectively, killed, and tricks the pair into consuming them. After informing them of this fact out of spite, August has both of them killed and eaten as the next course of the harvest. As part of the family's game night, August forces Dakota and Chance to fight to the death and tries to turn Sydney into a Sinclair by forcing him to kill Freddie, after which August tries to kill Sydney and his friends anyway.
• Chain Reaction: The brutal Lyman Earl Collier has the genius Dr. Alistair murdered, having his generator sabotaged so an explosion wipes out eight entire city blocks of Chicago. Threatening everyone around him with death for the slightest provocation, Lyman is gleeful at the prospect of murdering others, killing Dr. Lu Chen for spite before locking the heroes underground to perish in a massive explosion.
• Death Valley: Chiu Chien-Ying is the greedy, ruthless, power-hungry younger sister of Chiu Yu-Lung, who had her uncle-slash-adoptive father poisoned and killed after being denied a position of power in her family. Forcing the nanny who raised her as a child to write a letter summoning her brother's return, right before killing said nanny, Chien-Ying took over her family's wealth and enforces an atrocious rule over the clans, having any clan leader who disagrees with her rule marked for death, and plots to have her righteous, lawful brother killed at all costs. When her lover Jin-Fu turns against her after being rescued by Yu-Lung and becoming best friends, Chien-Ying forces Jin-Fu to kill his new ally instead by kidnapping his mother. When Jin-Fu escapes an attempt on his life from Chien-Ying's mercenaries, returning to confront her, Chien-Ying reveals she had already killed Jin-Fu's mother before stabbing him In the Back with a poisoned dart and gloating before him that she never loved him anyways and she will have everyone in her way of attaining power massacred.
• Flying Virus (2001): In this film about killer bees and a deadly pathogen, these two humans prove themselves the worst threat of all:
  • "Scotty" Turner is introduced as a would-be romantic suitor for journalist Ann Bauer while secretly masterminding a conspiracy to use killer bees to eliminate native competition to his industry in the Amazon. Scott has bees genetically enchanted to carry a horrible virus and sets his hired henchman, Ezekial, loose on the native population. Scott has a group of native resistance fighters called the "shadow people" slaughtered to the last man, and when his killer bees break loose on a populated plane, Scott orders it bombed to cover up his plan, with the added bonus of knowing Ann's husband is on the plane.
  • Ezekial is a mercenary and self-proclaimed "natural-born asshole" tasked by Scotty to slaughter his way through the indigenous population of the Amazon. In the job more for the thrill than the cash, Ezekial uses the bees to wipe out over half-a-dozen native towns, leaving no survivors. At one point, Ezekial razes a village to the ground out of nothing more than spite. To find the "shadow people", Ezekial rounds up the population of a town, tortures an old man for information, and threatens to shoot a child until the old man caves. Ezekial is also a horrific boss, shooting his own men and having them bombed from the sky for minor inconveniences.
• Icebreaker: Carl Greig is a dying terrorist who shows his displeasure at a plane with his nuke being lost by sending a henchman out of a helicopter to his death before taking over a ski resort, murdering a hostage to show he's serious. Intending to go with a bang on his final birthday, Greig intends to nuke a city, ordering his men to slaughter the hostages at any sign of resistance. When thwarted, Greig decides to simply annihilate the resort and everyone in it with the nuke as a way to carve his name into history.
• Night Trap (1993): "Bishop" is an enigmatic Satanist who has been alive for over 800 years, murdering women as human sacrifices each year around the time of Mardi Gras. Introduced hurling a woman out a window after tearing out her tongue, Bishop goes on to make a personal game of destroying the life of Mike Turner, the cop who pursues him, killing Turner's partner and then forcing Turner into a Sadistic Choice involving the lives of his ex-wife and his friend. Bishop murders several other innocent people throughout the movie, only too happy to drag anyone near Turner to their demise, all out of sadistic spite.
• Prime Cut: Mary Ann is a corrupt slaughterhouse owner who has a way of ensuring the debts he owes the Chicago Irish Mob remain unpaid by murdering anyone who comes to collect and turning them into sausage to be sold to unsuspecting customers. After multiple murders, Mary Ann nonchalantly reveals himself to be a sex slaver who sells doped up girls on flesh auctions against their will. When one of these girls, Poppy, is rescued, Mary Ann later kidnaps her back and has her friend Violet gang-raped, intending to have the same done to Poppy herself.
• Royal Deceit (aka Prince of Jutland) (1994): Fenge intends to usurp the thrown from his effective and noble brother. After murdering any who refuses to follow him in his group of conspirators, Fenge murders his own brother and nephew, seducing his brother's widow to claim her as his own. Trying to murder his remaining nephew Amled, sending him to an ally with instructions to murder him, Fenge ensures Amled must watch his own lover murdered as he departs for nothing but sheer spite.
• Tormented (2014-2015): Roberta is the head of a trio of masked killers. As her own form of entertainment, Roberta and her surrogate husband and son would travel around under the guise as trick-or-treaters before kidnapping, torturing, and killing any civilians who were duped by their disguises. When Kylie is attacked by the killers and calls the police, Roberta has Kylie's calls routed to her cellphone so she can pose as a kind dispatcher and pretend to assist her. When two actual police officers arrive, Roberta and her companions waste no time killing them both, along with a mother and son they had previously kidnapped before attacking Kylie. After the killers finally capture Kylie and the two children she was babysitting, Roberta keeps the three of them alive, gloating that she intends to torture them all to death.
• Warlock: The titular Warlock serves Satan and seeks to re-assemble the Grand Grimoire, a book which can be used to unmake all of creation and for which the Devil will reward him with unimaginable power. In the 17th century, the Warlock escapes from the custody of Giles Redferne into the 20th century to complete his task unimpeded. After being taken in by Kassandra and Chas upon his arrival, the Warlock chops off Chas's fingers and bites out his tongue to kill him, and casts a Rapid Aging curse on Kassandra to extend her suffering by forcing her to see her own life go by in a matter of days. The Warlock also possesses an unwitting medium to channel his master and then carves out her eyes to use as a compass; skins a child and boils it down for the fat so he can use it in a flying spell; and threatens to kill a priest's unborn children to compel him to provide the location of the last pages of the Grimoire.
• The Wretched: The wretch herself is a demonic entity with a horrific MO. Killing women to wear their skins, the wretch manipulates her host's husbands into forgetting their family and eats their children before killing the parents and moving on. With a body count to the point of infamy on the internet, the wretch begins killing people around young hero Ben Shaw, even making him forget his younger brother while she tries to consume the child.
• Stormbreaker: Herod Sayle is a multimillionaire who holds a petty grudge against England and the Prime Minister. After being bullied incessantly as a child and teenager by English schoolchildren, Sayle planned to strike back by creating a smallpox outbreak that would kill hundreds of thousands of children. Using his new Stormbreaker computers, Sayle hid small vials of smallpox into the devices so that they would be released once children turned on the computers. When Alex Rider's uncle, Ian, found out about this, Sayle had him murdered. Later on, after Sayle discovers Alex was working undercover for MI6, Sayle instructed one of his lackeys to torture Alex to death with knives. Once Sayle's plans are foiled by Alex, Sayle kidnaps Alex and almost shoots him to death, all while promising that he'll resurface in the future to strike back at England again.
• Alex Rider: Dr. Hugo Greif was in the past a research scientist in the field of cloning, before vanishing and showing up many years later. Greif admired several dictators, especially Adolf Hitler, and would found the Point Blanc academy with the intention of taking over the entire world. To do so, Greif would market his academy as a place for troubled teens, only grabbing the children of rich influential industrialists and replacing them with clones of himself surgically altered to look like the teens, killing the parents so they could never discover the swap. Greif locked the teens inside a basement in the academy and had them tortured for information that the clones could use, with many of them going insane as a result, with Greif planning to kill all of the teens once they were no longer useful to him. Greif's final plan was to wipe out 99% of the entire human population so only the strong could survive to curb overpopulation and create a better world for him to rule over.
• David Ridges is Jacob Nighthorse's personal hitman who has killed numerous people, usually by shooting them with poisonous arrows or shoving feathers down their throats. Hired by Barlow Connally to deal with Walt Longmire's wife, Martha, Ridges sends a meth addict to murder her before killing him to tie up loose ends. Faking his death to avoid capture, Ridges would shoot Barlow's son Branch with a hallucination arrow, driving Branch into insanity and attacking Walt's daughter, Cady, while Ridges would scalp Hector alive when he tries to bring Ridges to justice. Ridges would then try to kill Walt when he discovers that he is actually alive.
• Marmoo, the Arch-Enemy of Baiame the Sky-Father, growing jealous of how his adversary and not himself created the world and not himself, swore to destroy everything that exists. Marmoo created the insects, arachnids, and worms to lay waste to the land, covering the sky in darkness, spreading plagues and devouring the innocent animals and plants. Even after being thwarted by the mother goddess Nungeena and her birds, Marmoo attempts to corrupt them, succeeding with the cuckoos, who on his orders invade other birds' nests and replace their eggs with their own. Feared by Aboriginal tribes as a malevolent god, Marmoo is hellbent on the annihilation of the world to spite Baiame and his creations.
• Instincts:
  • Dr. Krieger is a rich biochemist who decided to uncover the abilities that humanity has lost over the years. To this end Krieger ordered his men to kidnap dozens of innocent people, on whom he then performs numerous painful and horrific experiments. Reducing all subjects of his experiments to yellow-skinned corpse-like mutants who attack anything they see, Krieger has his men capture Jack Carver, after which he ordered them to inject him with improved serum and deliver him to his laboratory for dissection. After Colonel Crowe betrayed him, Krieger ordered his army to slaughter all Crowe's men.
  • Colonel Richard Crowe is the commander of Krieger's army of mercenaries, who gleefully assists Krieger in his experiments. Crowe Personally captures and delivers countless innocent people to Krieger's laboratory to be experimented upon, fully aware of the horrific nature of the experiments. Deciding to betray Krieger later on, Crowe forced Krieger's underlings to give him access to Krieger's mutants, who Crowe unleashed upon the jungle, not caring that his men got slaughtered by the mutants as a result. Later on abandoning all his men to be killed by another one of Krieger's army, Crowe joined forces with Krieger again for a chance to control Krieger's mutants.
• The Granstream Saga: Levante is a high-ranking member of the Imperial Wizardry army tasked with sinking the floating continent Aquas. Going further beyond than his fellow commanders, Levante uses his powers to brainwash a woman named Selela into starting a cult, the Kel, built entirely around himself, promising his followers his own brand of Heaven should they allow Aquas to sink and kill everybody inhabiting it. Regularly sacrificing people, Levante forces "heathens" who refuse to worship him into working in his obsidian mines. After Eon and company arrive to stop him, Levante manipulates the Kel and the Pikshim townsfolk into starting a war, even attempting to have Selela's son Afto killed to boost morale amongst the Kel. Feeling he has no use for Selela anymore, Levante traps her and Eon in a crystal to die a slow death.
• Cinder Fall is a woman in Salem's service, with an intense hunger for strength, power, and fear. Attacking the Fall Maiden Amber to steal her powers, Cinder masterminds the Fall of Beacon, starting with orchestrating the death of the human-like robot Penny Polendina at the hands of the noble Pyrrha Nikos, who she later murders after finishing off Amber to take the rest of her Maiden power. Recovering from injuries by Ruby's Silver Eyes powers, Cinder coerces Raven Branwen into joining Salem; mocks Jaune over Pyrrha's death and impales Weiss to hurt him further; and kills Vernal, believing she has the Spring Maiden power. Joining Neopolitan and Arthur Watts against the heroes, Cinder massacres the Atlas command center; aids in the destruction of Atlas and Mantle and knocks them into the void; and betrays Neo and Watts, kicking the former into the void, and leaving the latter to burn in the command center. A cruel, ambitious, and petty narcissist, Cinder leaves the kingdoms and alliances of Remnant shattered in her quest for power.
• Doctor Arthur Watts is a high-ranking member of Salem's inner circle, assisting Cinder in her actions in Vale to throw the city into chaos and facilitate a Grimm invasion. Once a former Atlas scientist, Watts was furious that Ironwood would acknowledge Pietro Polendina's genius over his, leading to him faking his death and eventually joining up with Salem. Returning to Atlas and Mantle, Watts schemes to have the vicious Tyrian Callows murder the supporters of Robyn Hill and frame Penny Polendina for the killings, shutting down Mantle's heating grid to allow countless citizens to freeze to death to rely on chaos and negative emotions to bring about a Grimm invasion of slaughter to further Salem's schemes. He later implants a virus into Penny when she has the Winter Maiden powers to force her to open the Relic vault and self-destruct; aids Cinder and Neo in slaughtering the Atlas command center; and reactivates the bomb to blow up Mantle.
• "The Missing Linked": The nameless Mad Scientist is an ignored outcast who created Corpus in revenge, having used the beast to wipe out everyone in his hometown. The scientist intends to unleash his pet abomination upon the entire world, where a truly horrible fate awaits; everyone devoured by Corpus is not killed but assimilated by the beast, reduced to nothing more than a disembodied face in howling agony.
• "The Cyberskull Virus" & "Cyberskull II: The Next Level": Morlen Kurt, aka Cyberskull, was a genius programmer who merged with his Computer Virus, dubbing himself a "Digital God" after Mega Corp. stole his video game. Using his reality-warping powers to attack the corporation's CEO and his employees, Cyberskull later starts turning all of reality into a digital horror zone according to his image. After his plan at assimilating the whole world into cyberspace failed, Cyberskull installs wireless transceivers disguised as label tags to take control of Mega Corp's CEO J.C. Megas and have him use satellites to drain the Earth of its electricity, uncaring of the lives at stake. Cyberskull then starts brainwashing numerous people into forming a cult of his liking to worship him as a god, while he plans to use Max and his allies as his first sacrifice.
• "Clown Without Pity": Freako the Clown lures dozens of Russian children to his Circus of Fear, where he uses his magic mirrors to transform the poor children into misshapen abominations who can't even speak anymore despite fully remembering who they were. Freako intends to subject everyone in the world to this process in revenge for having been laughed at for his clownish appearance.
• Solar Opposites' second season: Ethan is amongst the many people the alien Yumyulack shrunk down and sent to The Wall. Dealing with his murderous tendencies, Ethan tries to suffice them by causing the Flooding of the Nerds, killing countless people. Being saved by Halk, Ethan embraces his homicidal urges and develops a god complex, becoming a Serial Killer who has murdered at least 5 innocent people in gruesome fashions. Detained by Halk, Ethan proudly confesses to committing these atrocities while planning to blackmail The Wall's leader, Tim, about a passageway Tim was keeping secret so he could let Ethan go and allow him to continue killing more innocents.

Yes to Xeraan, Krueger, Thompson, and Mordo. Keep Cinder and Watts.

No to Vinh.

Yes to Baron Mor.

I better not delay the write-up then.

• Forgotten Warrior: Major Thompson is introduced betraying his entire platoon during a rescue mission, firstly by killing a wounded POW, and then gunning down several GIs from his team, killing everyone except for Steve Parrish. Returning to America as a Sole Survivor and getting promoted, Thompson secretly assists North Vietnamese dictator Colonel Minh in training his soldiers and overseeing the regular execution of POWs. Upon finding out Steve is still alive, Thompson orders for Steve to be captured and silenced at all costs, resulting in a family of farmers being interrogated getting flogged and one of them being water-boarded to death, which Thompson watches without any sense of remorse. Launching a night raid on Steve's village, Thompson personally guns down civilians and poorly-armed resistance fighters alike, demands for the village to be torched, and rapes Steve's wife Mai La before killing her. When Steve tried to avenge his village by luring Thompson into a booby-trapped forest, Thompson then orders his underlings to force a captured woman prisoner holding a baby as a Human Shield to walk before them into the path of a tripwire-activated landmine, nearly killing both prisoners until Steve is forced to surrender, at which point Thompson had Steve captured alive, to be tortured and executed slowly and painfully.

Edited by RobertTYL on Apr 11th 2021 at 11:25:06 PM

to Xeraan, Gabriel Kruger, Major Thompson and Baron Mordo.

Yes to Mordo

• Forgotten Warrior (1986): Major Thompson is introduced betraying his entire platoon during a rescue mission, firstly by killing a wounded POW, and then gunning down several GIs from his team, killing everyone except for Steve Parrish. Returning to America as a Sole Survivor and getting promoted, Thompson secretly assists North Vietnamese dictator Colonel Minh in training his soldiers and overseeing the regular execution of POWs. Upon finding out Steve is still alive, Thompson orders for Steve to be captured and silenced at all costs, resulting in a family of farmers being interrogated, flogged, and one of them getting waterboarded to death, which Thompson watches with no remorse. Launching a night raid on Steve's village, Thompson personally guns down civilians and poorly-armed resistance fighters alike; demands the village be torched; and rapes Steve's wife Mai La before killing her. When Steve tried to avenge his village by luring Thompson into a booby-trapped forest, Thompson then orders his underlings to force a captured woman prisoner holding a baby as a Human Shield to walk before them into the path of a tripwire-activated landmine, nearly killing both prisoners until Steve is forced to surrender, at which point Thompson had Steve captured alive, to be tortured and executed slowly and painfully.

to the MODOK rewrite, the Cinder Fall rewrite, the Doctor Arthur Watts rewrite, Xeraan/The Hunchback, Gabriel Kruger, Major Thompson, Baron Mordo,

Keep Cinder Fall and Doctor Arthur Watts.

to Colonel Minh.

@Bullman: Have fun on your vacation.

@Pemulis_128: Unfortunately, I'm not too keen on making a page just yet because a majority of the keepers are concentrated in one medium (video games) and it hasn't gotten too unwieldy as of now.

Has anyone suggested The Dark Lord from the Doom Eternal dlcs? He has what might be construed as a Freudian Excuse, but I'm not sure.

I think we discussed him twice already.

Yeah, plus he cares about the other demons apparently.

for Xeraan, Kruger, Thompson and Baron Mordo,

for Minh.

Keep Cinder and Watts.

Yes to Thompson. The Dark Lord is in no way a keeper.

Maybe the only time where the Big Bad mastermind isn't. But a bunch of his associates and minions are.

Alrighty, one cut I've been meaning to get too for a little while. From Underverse

Complete Monster: X Gaster is the creator of X-Tale. Initially a kind and well-meaning father, he became obsessed with making the perfect world. To this end, he killed his son's friends, as there was "too much happiness", describing their anguish as exciting. Later, he brainwashed his son Frisk into doing a Genocide route, forcing him to try to kill his brother Chara, all as X Gaster mocks Chara. He later has the Underfell universe purged for "interrupting his work", and upon being resurrected by Ink, is apathetic to the fact his manipulations resulted in the destruction of a good chunk of the Multiverse.

Okay....so there's alot from New episodes or looking back at his old stuff and such that have made me torture myself for days on if it was mitigating or if it was subverted(Dude makes Bait the Dog into a Gotdamn art form)

There are hints he might actually still care for his sons despite the horrid things he does to them, but you could maybe make a Dr.Emilia case where he just actively denies and ignores it, especially sense unlike even Emilia he combines callousness with loads and loads of Petty sadism. Like in the most recent stuff where Gaster breaks one of his sons Frisks minds into and uses it to mock Chara, who he lets have his mind cause he finds his anger Funny)

That's the tip of the iceberg and I could spend days talking about other stuff, hopefully strong arguments agaisnt them, Yada yada yada...but Ultimately? While most of any potential mitigating factors can be argued against, or Gaster just takes a good long piss on them. His friendship with Ink seems geniune.

He speaks of how he 'Admires' Ink and he seems to genuinely Consider Ink a friend. A negative influence on him and the reason he turns evil? Sure. But that dosent really alter it looking back.

It sucks, especially given he's gotten even worse.(It's been indicated that with his future vision he saw the events of the Underverse season 1 Finale, indicating that what happned in the Finale, including the destruction of the A Us were part of his plan. Slaughters a crowd of Humans to stop The X events attempts to kill themselves do to still needing them. And in the most recent stuff begins his assault on the Main reality, having his minions attack a City with numerous buildings destroyed and Rewritten X-Mettaton eating numerous peoples souls) but While he's one of the most revoltingly Awful baddies in a Fan Work, I gotta submit him for a cut at this point.

Honestly....I figured if I ever did settle on him being a Cut that it would hurt alot more, do to him being the legendary douche he is and he's probably one of my favorite villains ever, But....Honestly? I don't care as much. It sucks sure, but, I like to think I've grown alot, partially cause I'm finally free from the Pressure on if I should do this or not, and recent events and, Disagreements have....Desentized me to caring on if Really nasty charachters get cut and helped me look at things from an objective and Scrutinizing standpoint.

Also? Highly recommend, there's a shocking ammount of effort and talent that went into this stuff. With the main downside being it can get, Confusing at times.

Edited by Snoketrope on Apr 11th 2021 at 12:22:01 PM

Is Ryuunosuke Uryuu cut? He's in YMMV but I couldn't find him in any of the actual pages.

Edited by Kookosbanaani on Apr 11th 2021 at 12:19:30 PM